Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-10-27

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ing union meetings. ..... .
Ladies' cloaks cheap at the Golden
Eagle Clothing House.
a boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. II
d. Mosier on the 24th inst.
A good line of clothing for sale CHEAP
at w. III. Jennings & Cos. .a.'
Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Phelps were il
Dcs Moines the first of the week.
James Forbes, jr., is making som,
speeches for the democratic ticket.
Artics and Rubber boots cheap a
the Golden Eagle Clothing House.
Chas. Van Gorder is hrnting on the
shores of northern lake. this week.
Remember you can buy goods CHEAP
at the Golden Eagle Clothing House.
Mayor Bagley and sister visited rela
tiyos in Atlantic the first of the week.
A girl baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Otto WitthauCr, of Extra, ON Monday
ThCS. MusSOn was in Dakota last
week attending to the business of his
ranch.
i. p. Bradley was in Central Iowa last
week buying stock cattle for the Audi
bon market.
The low prices on clothing makes {
big rush daily at the Golden Eagle
Clothing House.
John Gray is in Chicago on business
leaving C. NJ. Finley, of Stuart, in charge
of the throttle.
All the bargain seekers buy theil
clothing cheap at the Golden Eagle
Clothing House.
Little Gusta Cloughly held the mum,
Der that drew the large wax doll at the
matinee last Saturday.
You want to buy an overcoat at the
Golden Eagle Clothing House before
they are all gone.
Chas. Hafner and Miss Carrie Per
kins were married ON the 2lst inst, JUS
tice Myers, officiating.
There will be no services at the Meth
odist church next Sunday. Sunday
school at the usual hour.
Jas. Forbes, ST., is at Jefferson look
ing at his farm, since it has increased
in value by the gas find.
Come early and get your choice in g
stock of clothing to be closed out very
cheap at Jennings & Cos.
Thos. Oliver was looking after his
real estate interests in northwestern
Iowa several days last week.
Ed. Cotton, the merchant prince OF
Extra, was guest at the Rendlemar
homestead Tuesday and Wednesday.
A good hard coal base burner will b.
sold cheap for cash. Inquire of
EVAN DAVIS.
Don't delay, but go at once to TIN
Golden Eagle Clothing House and Sc
cure big bargains before they are al
gone.
Senator Caldwell addressed a yer.
large audience at Gray last evening
The house was crowded to its utmos
capacity.
w. S. Bell and wife arrived from De
Moines Tuesday evening, to remain
few days with their numerous friend
in this city.
The Ladies Aid Society will hold
harvest home festival and fair at tn
Presbyterian church, Thursday evening
Nov. Sd.
Treasurer Stotts was with Exir
friends the first of the week. Jim Nc
Aninch performed the duties of tn
Office in his absence.
Eight hundred mems suits, three hun
bred boys suits, two hundred Overcoat'
to be closed out cheap at the Golde
l Eagle Clothing House.
Rev. Z. Dickinson has gone to WOOD
| bine to assist in the installation of tn
Presbyterian pastor at that place, whic
, occurs tomorrow evening.
Mrs. VIM. Cloughly has been Athlete
l with malarial fever since the first G
l last week, and at times has been yer
sick. She is slowly recovering.
4 Audubon is an excellent town fc
shows to strike. Without regard
quality or previous condition Of sefv
tude they all make money here.
Jas. Wicker and wife have been visi
ing the family of their son, J.'C.
y Wicker, en- route from Indiana to the
y home in Norton county, Kansas.
Ten members of Audubon X. p. lodg
f went to Extra last night to meet wit
the members of the lodge there. The
: had an enjoyable time and were royal
received.
Frank Gleason has fine assortmer
of Michigan apples, selected with a vie
n to their quality as winter apples. Ca
at the Pioneer grocery and look throug
+ the variety.
Dave Singles has resigned his positio
d as brakeman on the Rock Island roa
and will go to Horton, Kans. DaN
d will be missed. Charlie Buford su
ceeds him on the road